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Asqan
Asqan

Reputation: 4489

Angular Resource PUT Operation with Payload

I have the following factory to send query to server:

app.factory('Request', ['$resource',
    function ($resource) {
        var res = $resource("bin/server.fcgi/REST/" + ':resourceName/:ID', {}, {
                get : {
                    method : 'GET'
                },
                put : {
                    method : "PUT"
                }
            });
        return {
            get : function (arguments, b, c) {
                return res.get(arguments, b, c).$promise;
            },
            put : function(arguments,b,c){
                return res.put(arguments, b, c).$promise;
            }
        };
    }
]);

I call it like this:

Request[methodName](params).then(successFunction).catch (failFunction);

However, if i want to send a PUT query:

Request["put"](params).then(successFunction).catch (failFunction);

where

params = {
   resourceName : "ATable",
   ID : 222,
   AProperty : "changedValue"
}

I take then following request: (so an error)

http://myadres.com/REST/ATable/222?AProperty=changedValue

instead of 

http://myadres.com/REST/ATable/222

with payload

{ AProperty:changedValue }

What is wrong with this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 344

Answers (1)

Erez
Erez

Reputation: 594

app.service('Request', ['$resource',function ($resource) {
        var res = $resource('bin/server.fcgi/REST/:resourceName/:ID', 
            {resourceName: "@resourceName", ID: "@ID"}, 
            {
                get : { method : 'GET'},
                put : { method : "PUT", params: {resourceName:"@resourceName", ID: "@ID"}//you can leave the string empty if you dont want it to be a defualt value like ID:""
            });

        this.get = function () {
            return res.get().$promise;
        }
        this.put = function(obj){
            return res.put(obj).$promise; // it can be also {like json with your params}
        }
]);

and then call it from controller by 

var obj = {
    ID:222,
    resourceName:'ATable'
}
Request.put(obj).then(function(data){
    //check whats the data
})

this is how it should be done maybe not the best way but should work

Upvotes: 1

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